There were many full time residents with sheds and other permanent structures. The spot next to us had a woodpile taller then my kids. The staff was extremely friendly and kind but I honestly expected a lot more from this campground.

Unfortunately this is true of most thousand trails parks nowadays. Is mostly about the money and not putting back into the infrastructure.

There are certainly a percentage of annuals, but it's not run down. Some are, this one was far better than their average.

We were there 2 years ago. It was decent then, just obviously older. There were maybe a few long-term people, but it wasn't noticeable. Here's the video review we did. https://youtu.be/BNx34dHeyWg